Hey there. i have been looking around in the forum and i have seen my problem many times and i have tryed every solution you guys posted. But i cant solve it.. so here it goes

I need to use an UDF to place some boundary conditions blabla

First i use interpret an the error is:

cpp -IC:\\Fluent.Inc\\fluent6.2.16/src

IC:\\Fluent.Inc\\fluent6.2.16/cortex/src

C:\\Fluent.Inc\\fluent6.2.16/client/src

IC:\\Fluent.Inc\\fluent6.2.16/multiport/src -I.

DUDFCONFIG_H="<udfconfig.h>" E:\\Miguel OLVERA\\Veloicidad exp\\code1.c

Error: E:\\Miguel OLVERA\\Veloicidad exp\\code1.c: line 1: parse error.

Then if i compile i get

(chdir "libudf")()

(chdir "ntx86\\2ddp")()

'nmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

'nmake' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

Done.

"e:/miguel olvera/veloicidad exp"

Opening library "libudf"...

Error: open_udf_library: The system cannot find the file specified.

Error Object: ()

I am working on a pc with fluent which i think only has the license file in a server. I have visual studio 6.0

If you can help ... Miguel Thanks

Fluent does not like directory names that contain spaces

Start Fluent from working directory. 1. this prevents the requirement of entering entire path. 2. Install VC++ if u r using windows based fluent version. This is coz, fluent invokes the systems C compiler, which is generally present in case of unix based system but not in windows based system.

Regards Rizwan

What d you mean

Start Fluent from working directory. I allready have the VC++ installed.

Everything is in the computer excepet the licenses..

Thanks

Could you solve ur problem? if s i would be happy to hear the solution. if not, i m also facing the same problem i hope to have a break through soon. Regards